[Cookie Monster]

Nice touch from the Spurs announcer at the end, to wish all the Man Utd fans a safe journey home to Essex.

[WOOLCOCK]

Originally Posted by Cookie Monster

Nice touch from the Spurs announcer at the end, to wish all the Man Utd fans a safe journey home to Essex.

What makes this funny is the originality behind the joke.

[Expectnomercy316]

Haahahah, thanks man. for once Evra didn't make a scene!

[Green Light]

Greatest love story ever told

[Hank Scorpio]

Cisse wants in on that

[Abk™]

Originally Posted by united_07

next 8 games : Southampton, Fulham, Everton, QPR, Norwich, West Ham, Reading, Sunderland.

City's next 8 games: QPR, Liverpool, Southampton, Chelsea, Villa, Wigan, Everton, Newcastle.


would be disappointed not to win at least 7 of those 8

Funny how you basically said the same thing before the game against Spurs that you should win all games bar Everton before Feb or something and now you dropped points against Spurs.

[Vader]

I doubt he'd have said that. 07 is one of our more negative posters in regarding the big games for United so I highly doubt he'd have Spurs down as a definite win.

He's not wrong regarding that above prediction though. I'd honestly expect to win all of those games, I can't see us doing that but I don't think we'll lose any of them either.

[united_07]

Originally Posted by Abk™

Funny how you basically said the same thing before the game against Spurs that you should win all games bar Everton before Feb or something and now you dropped points against Spurs.

eh? i said after the spurs game

[NoGimmicksNeeded]

Originally Posted by WOOLCOCK

Disappointing to give away a winning position, but they had a lot of the ball second half and deserved at least a goal. Thought we played the counter attack fairly well and had good chances to convert into a decisive second goal. De Gea had a fine game as the last line of defence, though the punch for the goal wasn't his finest, but shouldn't be the main thing people take away from today's game.

Welbeck was very good I thought. His first touch and general hold up play was excellent throughout and his persistance and workmanlike attitude served us well up front. Kagawa didn't have much of a look in but had some good passes and individual touches which was about all we could have asked from him in that position, little touch to set up the breakaway that led to the goal was a fine effort on his part.

Annoying to drop points at the death, but we've had enough of those over the years to be due one in return. 5 points is still a good lead and it'll be interesting to see the response from the players next week.

Fair assessment.

Officials had a bad game. Aside from the obvious penalty on Rooney that the linesman had as clear a view as you'll get of, there were a number of fouls, shirt pullings and other incidents that you could see plain as day when they happened, on both sides. No-one's going to make a big fuss about us getting denied a penalty cause its only news if we're awarded one, so Fergie will talk about it and get a ban. Grimly predictable.

It's refreshing to have a season where Spurs aren't a guaranteed 6-point doormat, credit to AVB

[Abk™]

Originally Posted by united_07

perhaps apart from the everton game i would be disappointed if we didnt take 3 points in every game till the city one in april

Vader13 and 07, guess I'm right now, eh?